Pebely Personal Air George Roberts Visits Shookstown Return
George Roberts of West Third street has returned home after visiting a friend in Shookstown. Miss Annie Kogleschatz of Martinsburg is visiting her sister Mrs Oberlsnder in the city. Br Richard Laws Lee was a guest yesterday. Mr M B Baker of Shepherdstown was in town yesterday. Miss Mary Rutherford, visiting Mrs T F Hersperger, left for home near Harrisburg. Justice Eckstein, from Annapolis and Baltimore, returns. Mr GW Wachtel and EB J Toms came back to Rogersville from a Baltimore trip. Miss Mary A Dudre ar Walkersville goes to Hagerstown. Mr Oliver Pearce and W H B Etchison leave for Howard County for a short visit. Mr Jesse Eyler returned from Baltimore after a two to three week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberts
West Third Street
Shookstown
Annie Kogleschatz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Oberlsnder
Richard Laws Lee
M. B. Baker
Shepherdstown
W. V.s
Mary R. Rutherford
T. FT. Hersperger
Court Square
Harrisburg
Justice Eckstein
Annapolis
Baltimore
GW. Wachtel
EB. J.toms
Rlgersville
Mary A. Dudrear
Walkersville
Hagerstown
Oliver Pearce
W. H. B. Etchison
Howard County
Jesse Eyler
Local Briefs and Notices From The Carroll County Journal
The作文 reports a jail gallows transfer for execution next Friday, mumps outbreak in Shepherdstown area, A C Strasberger shipping 2000 fur skins from Westminster, and a budget of small items. Included are Repudiation Day holiday talks, potential pickle factory, name change Mechanicstown to Thurmont, Sterne declining a book offer, a pet squirrel chase, Edward Nichols qualifying as district mo. 1 clerk, ice cutting in Mechanics town, a digit blown off by powder, two saloons in Shepherds, fibre spindles arrive for a brush factory, plus several sick reports. The Sick column notes Strickler improving, Fleming improving, and Geo W Padgett in critical condition. judicial notes cover Woodsboro road case trial motions and jury status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leonstd
Shepherdstown
A. C. Strasberger
Westminster
New York
Carroll County
Frederick
Brown
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Sterne
Tristan Shandy
Hart & Reefer
Charles Reefer
Bronzer
Edward Nichols
Mechanica
John Brooker
Harper’s Ferry
Shepherds RE
Brush
Medicinal Laryslid Remedy Described in Quaint Ad Tone
An antique ad style fragment extols a modern remedy called laryslid for medicinal use. It promises acceptable form wholesome composition and beneficial effects, claiming no objectionable qualities. The text suggests consulting a physician and mentions a gentle family laxative derived from pigs.
Legislature Debates Taxation and Education Bills
Maryland Legislature discusses assessment appeals and mortgage taxation for state and local funding. Bills affect distribution of funds, schoolbooks, and corporate powers, with measures on liquor proximity near Mt. Carmel church and road bridge lengthening. Senate and House adjournments noted alongside railroad and county commissioner actions in Frederick and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Corporations
Frederick
Frederick County
Middletown
Mrr
Rouzer
Mt. Carmel Church
Roozer
Baltimore and Fredericktown Turnpike Company
Carroll Creek
Frederick City
Wolfe
Epworth League Entertainment Draws Full House
The Epworth League held its regular monthly social in the M E Church lecture room last night, despite inclement weather. The Peak Sisters of Alaska headlined a largely attended program after a brief musical and literary set led by local performers. Edgar Moore will lead the gospel meeting tomorrow on Samuel a Mother's Gift to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. EB
Peak Sisters
Alaska
Percy Stanifer
Edith Wickham
R. Lorentz
Mabel Gilbert
Edgar Moore
Messrs
Stauffer
Solt
Nicodemus
Samuel
Death by own action of Miss Bessie Bantz Ebert
Miss Bantz Ebert, about twenty three, died at her North Calvert Street Baltimore home from Brights disease after months of lingering illness. Her body was found by her brother Octavius Ebert. death occurred before she regained consciousness. The family tried to console her, and she had been a guest of Frederick Tesse summer and had many friends in Baltimore. Born in Baltimore, she lived in Ellicott City until her father died four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ebert
Bessie Bantz Ebert
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Bright
Octavius Ebert
Frederick
Biss Ebert
Ellicott City
Kepler Leaves Hagerstown for Huntingdon Grocery Venture
Lloyd M. Kepler formerly of Middletown drove eighty miles to his home then left Hagerstown with two horses recently bought from his mother to drive to Huntingdon Pa about fifty miles where he will join Mrr. T. Frank Bayer of Hagerstown in the wholesale grocery business. He expects to arrive Thursday. Kepler is described as energetic and reliable and analysts wish him success in the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M. Kepler
Middletown
Hagerstown
Huntingdon
T. Frank Bayer
K. Kepler
Fort at Harper's Ferry Near Completion on B and O Improvements
Work on the B and O improvements at Harper's Ferry nears completion. Workers lay the last span of the bridge and the new embankment track. Trains may run over the line in about a month. John Brown's fort site is now covered by the roadbed. Local residents fear flood damage if Shenandoah River rises again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johno Brown
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Shenandoah River
Inventory of Joblin Derr estate filed for record
Orphara Court records list the inventory of personal property debts due and current money in the estate of Joblin Derr, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphara
Joblin
Derr
Collision injures none as cart and wagons collide
Tuesday evening a road cart driven by Lorenzo Lighter and Will Dillon collided with a flat wagon carrying Charles Routzahn at West Main street. All fell. Lighter and Dillon were dragged briefly but unharmed. Routzahn was thrown from his wagon but escaped injury. The incident could have been serious given Routzahn’s trade in old horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Lighter
Will Dillon
Middletons
Charles
Herb” Routzahn
Main Street
Lighter
Dillon
Prince Fredericktown to House Town Hall Project
News from Maryland reports a town hall planned for Prince Fredericktown, along with multiple local items including deaths in Ellicott City and Cecil county, a house fire near Princess Anne, oyster rangers arrested, a river railway dispute, and community society meetings.
News of the Churches and Missionary Notes
The Chinese League met in All Saints Chapel with reports from officers and a China mission setter from Rev. J Addison Ingle noting sixteen baptisms and a fire at a mission building. Rev Edward Helfenstein has accepted a call to Hen Shaw Memorial Church Baltimore, after serving Petersville Brunswick and Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese League
All Saints Chapel
J. Addison Ingle
China
Osborne Ingle
Edward T. Helfenstein
St. Sarm’s PE
Petersville
Henshaw Memorial
Baltimore
Helfenstein
Hst
Bronswick
Pleasant Valley
Harford County
Y. MG. A
Bir
A. M. Ruprecht
George W. Warner
Pleasant party at the Colembas Cecil residence near Ur bana
A February 2 gathering at Mr and Mrs Colembas Cecil near Ur bana featured Arabella and Emms Cecil hosting guests. Attendees enjoyed games, a lavish dining table, then more games and dancing into the night, with thanks to the hosts for a hospitable evening. Notable attendees included many Misses and Messrs from Ur leans, Sjamsville, Monrovia, Pearl, Breddock, and Rocky Ridge. A separate reception at the Eichelberger home near Rocky Ridge followed with dancing and a late supper, and additional socials occurred at Em mneburg and Rocky Springs with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembas Cecil
Urbana
Arabella
Emms
Amon
Rosa
Mary Murray
Ducy Crawford
Urleans
Carrie
Lala Haives
Mand Wol
Belle Ford
Maud
Lottie Hyatt
Sjams
J. Kidd
O. Hendrickson
Ollie Murray
G. Linthicom
Browning
J. Ford
A. Byatt
M. Dreyer
C. Leon Sheeler
E. Baker
W. Baker
Mr. Baker
J. Omberger
W. Nelkirk
Emory
George
John Wagner
W. Beall
Roy Molesworth
Roy Sponseller
R. Erebbs
Lin Wood
Etchison
F. Scheel
Jessie Barnes
Morgan Cecil
C. King
Crum
C. Cline
D. Webster
C., Lease
George C. Eichelberger
Af. J. Eichelberger
Rocky Ridge
Messrs
D. M. Biggs
G. Eichelberger
Jacobb L. Hoke
Emmneburg
Sesson
Samuel Miller
Rocky ? Springs
Chas Pickens
Gladhill
Aix
Chas
Fesgs
Yellow Springs
Wm. Steley
W. D. Stone
Wim. Thomas
Daugh
Party activities and real estate sales reported in local notices
Miss Lizzie arrives at a party as twenty five young friends of Master Frank Rouzer gather for tea and games until midnight. Property sales include Catharine Horine’s farm near Myersville at 25 per acre and adjacent land, plus Middletown parcels sold to local buyers. Hotel and carriage listings show arrivals from Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns alongside travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Lizzie
Frank Rouzer
Mechanicstown
John GW. Toms
Audiioneer
Joseph Brown
Myersville
C. V.5
Levy
Glenn H. Worthington
Catharine Horine
George W. Horine
Martin M. Horipe
Jobe Gardner
Middletown
Samuel L. Crone
Elias Cobleniz
Isles of Town Property Sold At Public Sale
Mr Harvey R Leese sold a riverfront property at the City Hotel on West Fifth Street tied to Jacob West of Washington for 699 dollars. Captain Walter Saunders sold a Walkersville house and lot to George C Wine brewer of Walkersville for 1520 dollars. Alderman Jacob Dadisman bought the Blumewater property owned by Mrs Ann Adams on West Sixth Street for 280 dollars at the Carlin House sale conducted by auctioneer G W Strasberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isles of Town
Harvey R. Leese
City Hotel
West Fifth Street
Jacob West
Washington
W. Kopp
Walter Saunders
Walkersville
Ezra &. Kemp
Geo. C. Winebrewer
Jacob Dadisman
Blumewater
Ann Adams
West Sixth Street
Carlin House
G. W. Strasberger
Two frolicsome youths disturb ladies near City Hotel
Onton Lark reports two strange young men calling themselves the Dr and the Senator amused passersby near the City Hotel. The boys were chased to safety by local youths and later relocated to Carroll County for processing. In other notes, John B Rodrick and Mary E Rodrick transfer 16 acres three roods and 264 perches of land to Daniel S Radcliff for 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onton
City Hotel
Carroll County
B. & G. Rathosd
John
L. Rodrick
Mary E
Daniel S. Radcliff
Local notices and entertainment in Goshamn era
Notice lists a bus run for reception at Mr William H Best's on Tuesday with departures from B and O depot at 7 8 and 9 o'clock and a round trip fare of 25 cents. Also Goshenman the world renowned mind reader appears at Junior Hall Monday and Tuesday with feats of hidden object finding and a famed ritual test. Gas customers urged to pay bills by the 10 blast date to avoid discounts, signed C Ed Clin gan agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Best
B. & O. Depot
Eugreare Sponseller
Goshamn
Goshemn
Respectfull
C. Ed
Clingan
The Right Goode at the Night Time and at Right Prices
A brief note highlights The Right Goode merchandise available during evening hours with emphasis on affordable prices and convenient shopping times. The item list centers on value and accessibility for customers.
Rambler bicycle record and sales notices in old paper
Local clipping highlights Rambler bicycles with a 50 riders started 18 finished 10 in the Ramblers cohort while eight others rode various makes. It extols Rambler design, durability, and ease of riding, then advertises B V Backey’s showroom visit at City Hotel with spring goods from Joel Gutman & Co. in Baltimore priced the same as Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Joda Ramblers
W. TF. Delaplaine
Frederick, Md
B. V. Backey
City Hotel
Baltimore
Joel Gutman & Co
Jizzo
N. Eutaw Street
Maryland
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Banumerox
Poer Gad Dramenest
Leeus
Momrengnsen
Maniel Jewell
X-po
Tmibeter Zeuera
Ee Wreser
Ent
John Hendrickson
Eugene Sponseller
Rodock & Neidig
Geo
W. Grove
Renner & Kemp
W. T. Delaplaine
Pebely Personal
Ais
Thomas Strickler
B & O. Avenue
S. S. Alaynard
Charles Fleming
East Fifth Street
Geo. W. Padgett
Ostrol’s Manor
Board of County Commissioners
Circuit Court
QSQ
Woodsboro Road
Seneion
Johnson
Baltimore City
Wilkinson
Worcester
Taylor
Board of Governors
Pikesville
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Bowie
Pope’s Creek
Browns
John Walter Smith
Kent County
News OF the
Prince Fredericktown
Margaret Maddox
J. Frank Powell
Princess Anne
Samuel Haddock
Cecil County
Court of Appeals
Alexander Campbell
Lewisville
Emtra
Shriver
Taneytown
St. Mary’s Lutheran Congregation
Silver Run
Daniel Hol- Hunger
Waynesboro
N. W. Broome
Davis Landing
Calvert County
Dove’s Landing
George W. Caple
Washington and Chesapeake Railway
City Court of
G. K. Clark, Jr
John W. Linton
D&c
Winchester
Episcopal Female Institute
George EB. Smith
Professor Smith
Miss Bertha
Donizette
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Muryland
Carroll Counties
Plane No. 4
Purity Lodge
Janie Staley
Etta Brust
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Matilda A. Bielfeld
Adamstown
Aid Society of Trinity Church
Middletown Register
G. W. Ellacofe
T. B. Church
the Historical Society
Hearletta M. Williams
The
Historical Society
Willam Crawford Johnson
News OF the Churches
Trinity
TRE Sollal
Hephilochorean Dancing Association
Henry Wineberg
Janfor Dall
Orry Hore
T. Mason
L. Getzencaner
Charlestown
G. Bendheim
J. Beer
R Boy
H. Burgan
0. Brombaugh
J. Hutchison
H. Kersham
RL. Lee
W. Biser
Lovettsville
J. Carlisle
M. Kinuslay
Boston
R Bream
Gettysburg
J. Ering
York
Gtorr Hovss
C. Johnson
Union Bridge
B. D. Michiel
Woodberry
Frank W. Spotten
Columbia
Mullinix
ARD
Moon & Rose
Jonn
AUB
Potomac
Holland & Lake
C. Columbia River
F. V. Staub
North Market Street
Telephone
Cetéary
Beckers
Beckley
James E. Walker & CO
Eento J. 3. Walker & Co
Ancaster Ingrams
Inchaauis
Adress
Jimae Z. Walker
Balint
Yorshae
Goeisse
Aoldooer
Nsidig
A. T. Rice & Sons, A
North Market
Driserow
Mariidiy
R. L. Harley
L. Harley
TIMES
Harley
John A. Kennedy
Loy & Perry
A. Loy & Perry's
Loyd Perry's
W. C. Eldridge
Heburgs
Hamburgs
Amebetees
Ambuigs
W. GC. Eldridge
West Patrich Street
Frederick. MD
B. He, Blageston
B. H. Busczstos
N. Marert Street
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